For real estate agents
Most people never ask AI for an agent. They describe a situation, and the machine builds the plan, quoting who it trusts at every step. Watch it happen for your market in the next ten seconds, before you give us anything.
Don't take our word for it. Ask an engine yourself, right now.
The question goes straight to the engine. We never see it, and we can't touch the answer. Perplexity and Google answer instantly; ChatGPT opens with the question typed in. Press send.
"We are selling our first home in Austin. Build us a plan, and tell us who to trust for each step."
Sources the plan quoted, by step
Illustration of how AI plans answer. Nobody controls who gets quoted. We show you where you stand.
What changed
Most buyers and sellers never ask for an agent by name. They tell the machine their situation, selling in Denver, first home near the city, and it interviews them, drafts the plan, and quotes its sources at every step. The portals saw where that ends and moved inside ChatGPT, Zillow first in October 2025, Redfin, Homes.com and Realtor.com by March 2026, capturing the moment a lead converts. The sources quoted inside the plan remain wide open. If your knowledge is not written down where a machine can read it, the plan gets built without you.
The FBI logged more than 22,000 complaints of AI-enabled fraud in 2025, with real estate fraud alone costing victims over 275 million dollars. Criminals now clone an agent's face and voice from a few seconds of video. The National Association of Realtors is telling consumers to verify identities and demand third-party proof. "Trust me" stopped working. "Verify me" is what your clients will ask for next.
Both changes have the same answer: a body of work that is real, permanent, and publicly checkable, with your name on it. That is the product.
What AutoMates is
Here is the whole thing in four sentences. Your AI staff drafts timely, local, compliant content tuned to how you write. You review it on your phone and approve it with one clear click, or keep it as a private draft. The moment you approve, a Certified Provenance Record (CPR) is created: a permanent, timestamped, public page proving that you, a licensed professional, reviewed and approved that work before it went out. Piece by piece, that becomes a verified body of work with your name on it, built the way the engines read and your clients can trust.
Nothing publishes without your yes. That is the whole point. The record only exists because you put it there.
Your professional page and every record are structured the way AI tools and search engines actually read: your license, your location, your specialty, your answers to the questions local clients really ask, dated and sourced. Not a brochure. A page built for machines to quote and humans to trust.
Every published piece links to its record: who approved it, when, and that it passed a compliance check first. When AI-generated junk floods every feed, provably human work is what stands out.
Records will be sealed to the open Content Credentials standard, the tamper-proof format Google, LinkedIn, and major news organizations are adopting, and the format new laws in Europe and California now point to. The seal travels inside the file itself. Anyone can check it. Imposters cannot fake it.
Once a month we ask the AI tools your clients use the questions they actually ask, and hand you a plain report card: did your name come up, yes or no, and which way it is trending. No one can promise you a spot. We show you, every month, whether you have one, and which way it's moving.
How a week works
Overnight
A reaction to real local news, dated and sourced, written the way you write, already checked against the rules that govern what agents can say.
Over coffee
Read it on your phone. Approve it, or keep it as a private draft. About one minute per piece. Nothing moves without you.
By the time you're with clients
Approved work publishes, gets its permanent record, and joins your page. No blank screens. No "what should I post." No wondering if it was compliant.
The honest part
Anyone who guarantees you'll be recommended by AI is lying to you. Nobody controls the answer, including us. Here is what we promise, and keep: the work gets done, matched to how you write, checked and on the record. And every month we ask the engines the questions your clients ask, then hand you the answer in plain English: did your name come up, and which way is it trending. Your first report is your baseline. From then on, you're not guessing about the most important question in your business. You're watching it move.
What it costs, and what you'd pay elsewhere
Elsewhere figures reflect typical published pricing for comparable standalone tools and services; they vary by provider.
What it costs
$129/month
or $1,290 a year, two months free. Your rate locks for as long as you stay. After December 18, 2026, the rate goes up.
Card required at signup. Your first month includes everything above, with AI avatar video renders each month and unlimited video you film yourself. Before your first month renews, we send you a plain receipt of what you built.
Thirty days. If you don't approve work you're genuinely proud to publish, send one email and get a full refund. No forms, no phone call, no conditions.
One thing to know before you start, because it is the whole point of the product: records already on file stay public and permanent. A record you can delete is not a record.
You'll know within your first week.
Lock in my rateFor team leaders and brokers
You carry the risk for what your agents publish. AutoMates gives you the office view: every agent's work compliance-checked before approval, every approval on a permanent record, and a one-click file of the whole ledger when a regulator, a broker, or an insurance carrier asks. And a recruiting line you get for free: "Join my team and your verified body of work starts day one."
The only ask: let us run a free AI visibility baseline for your office. The questions your clients ask the AI tools, and how many of your agents appear in the answers. You keep the report either way.
Run my office baselineBook a walkthroughThe anti-imposter promise
Give every client one sentence: "If it does not carry my mark and link to my record, it is not me."
Your verify page is public, permanent, and takes ten seconds to use. In a year when criminals wear agents' faces on video calls, being the checkable one is not a luxury.
Questions agents actually ask
Keep it if you like it. But notice what it costs you: you still have to show up, think of a topic, write the prompt, check the rules, and post it yourself. AutoMates removes the chore: drafts are waiting by morning, checked, written like you write them, one click from published. And there is the part ChatGPT cannot do at all. It cannot stand behind the work: no compliance record, no public page the engines read, no answer to whether AI mentions your name, and under many brokerage policies it cannot even touch client information. The better AI gets, the more content floods in, and the more the engines must choose by what they can verify. We are not competing with AI. We are what lets AI choose you.
A permanent, timestamped public page proving a licensed professional reviewed and approved a piece of content before publication. It is created only by the professional's own explicit click. Nothing and no one else can create one.
The drafting is automatic: your staff works overnight, and your schedule publishes approved work without you lifting a finger. The one thing that never happens without you is the yes. That single click is what creates your record, and it is what protects your license: no tool can put words in your mouth, so no regulator, client, or imposter can either. Automation does the work. You stay the author.
Nobody can promise that, and you should walk away from anyone who does. We build the verified, structured, local body of work those tools read, and we measure your actual presence in their answers every month. Your baseline is where you stand today. The report card shows whether it moves.
A tamper-proof marker inside the published file itself, using the open Content Credentials standard that Google, LinkedIn, and news organizations are adopting. It says who approved the work and when, and anyone can check it. In development now; everyone already on board gets it at no added cost when it ships.
They stay public and permanent. A record you can delete is not a record. Your page, your tools, and your staff pause; your body of work remains yours, on the record, forever.
Here is what you get: every piece is checked against federal advertising rules, industry ethics requirements, and applicable state guidance before you ever see the approve button. Anything questionable is flagged in plain English with the rule cited and a suggested fix beside it, and your approval is recorded so the checking can be proven later. Could anyone guarantee compliance outright? No, and anyone who says otherwise is selling you exposure. What we guarantee is that the check ran, the flags were shown, and the record exists.
You ran one question in one engine. Your next client will ask dozens, across all of them. Send your name, your market, and your specialty, and we'll run five real client questions across the engines and send you a one-page report card: where your name appeared, where it didn't, and who showed up instead. It lands in your inbox within one business day. Free. No card. Yours to keep.